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nappiness
Content creator & Artist
Male, 51, Straight
Leuven BE (In person & Online)
Drawn to rope and all the sensations that go with it.
Yeehaaw_
Artist
Male, 35, Straight
Paris FR (In person)
My mission is about addressing the urge to celebrate the beauty of the human form along with sensuality and intimacy
Cece
Artist
Female, 43, Bisexual
Paris FR (In person)
Im a curious visual artist that look for experiences related with shibari and performance
Lissalovessx
Content creator & Artist
Female, 26, Bisexual
London UK (In person & Online)
Just a welsh girl, that loves sex, art and pleasure. I'm currently exploring the world of still and moving image, with erotic play. Finding my artist style through authentic experience and beautiful sensual imagery. (find my naughty videos on OF) I also paint kink, sex and pleasure with my online sex work feeding heavily into my creations. Personal portraits are available.
What is erotic art?
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Erotic art is a form of visual expression that aims to evoke sexual desire, arousal, or intimacy. It often explores the sensual and intimate aspects of human relationships, emphasising the beauty and sensuality of the human body. Erotic art can take various forms, including paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs, literature, and more.
What makes it hot?
Aesthetic beauty: Erotic art often features aesthetically pleasing compositions, emphasising the beauty of the human form and its expressions.
Emotional connection: Successful erotic art can create an emotional connection, invoking passion, desire, or a sense of intimacy between the viewer and the subject.
Taboo exploration: Erotic art may explore taboo or unconventional aspects of human sexuality, challenging societal norms and providing a space for open discussion.
Artistic skill: The technical skill of the artist can contribute to the appeal of erotic art, as mastery of form, colour, and composition enhances the overall experience.
Subjectivity: What one finds erotic is highly subjective. Different individuals are stimulated by different elements, making erotic art a diverse and personal experience.
While both can involve explicit content, erotic art tends to focus on aesthetics, emotions, and artistic expression, whereas pornography is primarily intended for sexual arousal. However, these two worlds can collide- a lot of pornography can be considered to be erotic art.
Clearly communicate your preferences, respect the artist's creative input, and establish boundaries upfront. Ensure all parties are comfortable with the subject matter and the artistic direction.
No, the audience for erotic art is diverse, and appreciation varies. Erotic art can appeal to individuals of different genders, orientations, and cultural backgrounds. It's essential to recognise the broad spectrum of tastes and preferences within the audience for erotic art.
DO
Respect consent: Ensure that the creation and consumption of erotic art involve consensual subjects and respectful representation.
Consider context: Be mindful of the intended audience and context of the artwork to avoid inappropriate situations.
Support artists: When buying erotic art, support artists by purchasing through legitimate channels or platforms and respecting copyright.
Diversity: Explore and appreciate the diversity of erotic art, which can include different cultural perspectives, orientations, and body types.
Open communication: If commissioning or creating erotic art, maintain open communication with the artist to ensure your expectations align and that the final product is satisfying.
DON'T
Exploitation: Avoid engaging in or supporting the creation of erotic art that involves non-consensual or exploitative themes.
Plagiarism: Do not use or reproduce erotic art without proper attribution or permission from the artist.
Disregard for boundaries: Respect the boundaries of others, whether you're creating or consuming erotic art. Avoid sharing explicit content without consent.
Stigmatise or shame: Refrain from stigmatising or shaming individuals based on their preferences or interests in erotic art.
Ignore legalities: Ensure that the creation and distribution of erotic art comply with local laws and regulations.
